“10 Events Where You Should Re-Visit Your Estate Planning Documents”
Sarah Barker of Carbert Waite LLP gives us “10 Events Where You Should Re-Visit Your Estate Planning Documents”
- “You got married”
- “You got divorced or separated”
- “You entered or left an adult interdependent relationship”
- “You became a parent (or a step parent)”
- “A child has turned 18”
- “You’ve become a grandparent”
- “A loved one or beneficiary has died”
- “An executor or guardian has died”
- “You’ve moved to a new province”
- “Your assets have significantly changed (both up or down)”
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